既得利益 — “Vested interest”
既得利益 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Vested interest”. Established benefits or privileges that a person or group already possesses and benefits from, often making them resistant to changes that might threaten these advantages. Literally, “vested benefits”.
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既得利益 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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任何改变现状的提议都可能触及一些群体的既得利益。
Any proposal to change the status quo might affect the vested interests of certain groups.
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Open the tool →Questions about 既得利益
What does 既得利益 mean?
既得利益 (jì dé lì yì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Vested interest”.
How do you pronounce 既得利益?
既得利益 is pronounced jì dé lì yì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 既得利益 literally mean?
Literally, 既得利益 means “vested benefits”. It is used to mean “Vested interest”.
What is the Chinese definition of 既得利益?
指人们或集团已经获得的，法定的某种特别权益。